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    Wednesday, March 30, 2016 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
C L A S S I F I E D S
THE BARDEN ANBEL
Landscape Maintenance
and Irrigation
LCB #9352 • 541-549-2882
“Your Garden’s Best Friend”
- FIFI's HAULING & MORE -
We RAKE, MOW, CHIP,
TREE TRIM, HAUL & More!
10-yd. hydraulic dump trailers &
20-yd. flatbed • 541-419-2204
A&E PROTHERS
LAWN MAINTENANCE
Thatching • Aerating
Pine Needles, Butters, Hauling
541-279-0139 • 541-306-0761
Easy Breen Landscape
Maintenance – mpring
cleanups are happening now!
Local - Professional - Efficient
541-699-7404 • eaZy-green.com
ERIC & MURPH'S
Cleanup, lawn care, pruning,
hauling, etc. 541-508-9672
Affordable Land & Yard Care
with distinction & integrity.
Competitive prices 541-514-1190
NEED ANY YARD HELP?
Mowing, Thatching, Hauling...
Call Abel Ortega, 541-815-6740
Vohs Custom Landscaping
Landscape Maint., Clean-up,
Irrigation, Ponds, Fences
CCB 188594 • LCB 9264
VohsLandscaping.com
Call Ryan Vohs, (541) 515-8462
Come to the JOB FAIR at
dIdTERd McDONALD's on
Tuesday, April 5, 10 to 4
Preapply online at
www.mylocalmcds.com/sisters
Enjoy flexible schedules,
meal benefits, free uniforms
& unlimited growth potential!
Full- & part-time positions
start at $10 per hour.
Housekeeping / Laundry
Friendly and outgoing people
needed to join our team! Must
be dependable & hard-working,
able to flex w/business patterns.
• $10/hour starting pay
• Pay increase after 60 days
• Generous sick-leave policy
• Annual holiday party & gift
• Lodging discounts at
Best Western hotels
and motels worldwide
Apply in person at the
Best Western Ponderosa Lodge
The Garden Angel Landscape
Maintenance & Irrigation is
filling positions for mowing and
landscape-care crews. Call
541-549-2882 for an interview.
Landscape Maintenance help
needed. Call 541-419-9225.
CAREGIVER needed 2 days
per week. Call 541-598-4527.
Part-time person wanted to
assist in property management
office. Experience in the vacation
rental
industry & familiarity with
701 Domestic Services
Black Butte Ranch is highly
"CLEANINB QUEEN"
desirable. 20 to 30 hrs. per week,
merving the misters area!
year-round. Must be available
Call Maria at 541-213-0775
weekends and some holidays,
– CUSTOM HOUSE CARE – have computer and typing skills,
TLC for your Home, Business
plus some physical work is
or Rental Cleaning in disters,
required. Call Jody for more
Black Butte Ranch &
information at 541-549-5555 x2.
surrounding areas. Let us sparkle
F/T & P/T for Tollgate Pool
your home for a fresh start!
Manager: dtarting wage, $14/hr.
Call to schedule an immaculate
Also, Gate Guard: dtarting
home cleaning. Lic-Bonded-Ins.
wage, $12/hr. DOE. Please
Refs Avail. Call Emilee dtoery,
email: tollgate@bendbroad.com
541-588-0345 or email
Retail and Spa Supervisor
customhousecare@earthlink.net
Black Butte Ranch is currently
BLAKE & SON – Commercial,
interviewing candidates with
Home & Rentals Cleaning
retail and/or spa experience.
WINDOW CLEANING!
This is a full-time, year-round
Lic. & Bonded • 541-549-0897
position eligible for benefits. Up
to $15 per hr. Review position
summary and apply online at
802 Help Wanted
www.blackbutteranch.com
SELF STORAGE
SISTERS McDONALD's
RESIDENT MANAGER
is hiring. Come join our team!
Computer knowledge, excellent
• Flexible Schedules
communication & customer
• Meal Benefits
service skills required. dalary +
• Unlimited Growth Potential
commission + 1-BDRM Apt.
• Free Uniforms
w/util. + paid vacation. dend
Starting wage is $10/hour,
résumé & references to POB 34,
Full- & part-time positions.
disters, OR 97759, or email to
Apply anytime at
candtcpa@bendbroadband.com
MyLocalMcDs.com/Sisters
Vohs Custom Landscaping now
hiring in landscape maintenance.
999 Public Notice
Email: vohsey@gmail.com
NOTICE OF BUDGET
P-T Assistant to Operations
Manager at Metolius Meadows
Property Owners Assoc., Camp
Sherman. dpring/summer/early
fall: outdoor work. Wage DOE.
Call from l0 to 2, 541-595-2101.
BLACK BUTTE RANCH
is hiring 250 resort positions for
the 2016 summer season!
Interviews are currently being
conducted. Review opportunities
and apply online at
www.blackbutteranch.com
COMMITTEE MEETING
A public meeting of the Budget
Committee of the Sisters School
District #6, Deschutes County,
State of Oregon, to discuss the
budget for the fiscal year July 1,
2016 to June 30, 2017, will be
held
at
the
District
Administration Office, 525 E.
Cascade Ave., Sisters, Oregon.
This meeting will take place on
April 20, 2016 at 5:00 p.m. An
additional meeting will be held
on May 4, 2016 at 5:00 p.m. The
purpose of the first meeting is to
receive the budget message and
to receive comment from the
public on the budget. These are
public
meetings
where
deliberation of the Budget
Committee will take place. Any
person may appear at the
meetings and discuss the
proposed programs with the
Budget Committee. A copy of the
budget document may be
inspected or obtained on or after
April 21, 2016 at the Sisters
School District Administration
Office between the hours of 8:00
a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
NOTICE OF BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
The Budget Committee for
Cloverdale Rural Fire Protection
District, Deschutes County, State
of Oregon, will meet in public
session to discuss the budget for
fiscal year July 1, 2016 to June
30, 2017. The budget meeting
will be held at the Main Fire
Station, 68787 George Cyrus
Road, Sisters, Oregon 97759,
April 20, 2016, at 6 p.m. The
purpose of the meeting is to
receive the budget message and
proposed budget document of the
District. A copy of the proposed
budget document may be
inspected or obtained on or after
April 21, 2016 at the 67433
Cloverdale Road station between
the hours of 1 p.m. and 5 p.m.
This is a public meeting where
deliberations take place. The
Budget Committee will hear and
discuss proposed programs for
the next fiscal year.
It's All About
S I S T E R S !
Visit us online at
SistersOregonGuide.com
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Commentary...
Bull by Bull
By Judy Bull
Columnist
• This past winter I
noticed being half-spooked
about getting older. I mostly
always think I’m good to
go but somehow in January
it all felt kind of worri-
some. Maybe it was simply
the frozen water-pipe out at
the barn. Some days, only
knowing one or two things
for sure is enough: tomor-
row, today will be yester-
day, and the pipe will still be
frozen.
• Determined to stay
the course, I have recently
begun taking piano lessons.
I especially like practicing,
though I suspect my dog,
Pepper, is quite tired of it
all. The lessons themselves
definitely test my mettle,
and sometimes even leave
me feeling somewhat vul-
nerable, though my teacher,
Ms. Agnes, couldn’t be more
helpful and kind. Fun AND
humbling.
• I remember, it was
Easter Sunday in a teeny-
tiny Oregon town and we
were in church at 6:30 a.m.
singing “The Old Rugged
Cross” with passion and
atonement. I didn’t know
what atonement was, so I
simply sang with passion.
With fewer than two dozen
folks in attendance, includ-
ing the preacher and his
family, we sang a number of
other hymns — some with
praise and testimony, some
with activity and zeal. After
that, we headed down to
the basement and ate one of
the best breakfasts I’ve ever
eaten, after which we went
right back upstairs for more
singing.
• It felt like pennies from
heaven last summer when
I got the chance to pur-
chase Vernon’s oil painting,
“The Professor.” His paint-
ing won Best of Show at
Transfiguration’s 2008 Art
Show, and now, seeing it
hanging over my fireplace
makes me feel like it is I
who has won Best of Show.
• My first horse cost $75,
$82.50 with new shoes. In
1956 my father told me that I
could have a horse when I’d
saved up enough money to
pay for him and buy a year’s
feed. The very next summer
I bought Apache — shod.
• Anyone who uses a
“Pronouncing Gazetteer” is
using an OLD dictionary. I
have found, however, that
many a hard crossword puz-
zle answer can be found in
this section of said old tome.
Other things that continue to
work just fine for me are all
my 27-year-old appliances,
though my waterbed sprung
a leak last summer. First
time in 40 years.
• Not to be maudlin, but
as I get older, when I read
that something will happen
on some year in the future, I
immediately figure out how
old I will be when that some-
thing happens. I figure any-
thing after 20-something, I’ll
be long gone.